Ok, now that all 32 NFL teams have dropped their schedule videos online, it’s time to name the best and worst of the bunch.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s start with the best. The Atlanta Falcons<\/a>‘ schedule drop might have been the best and the funniest out of all the teams.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Their take on the old ESPN \u201cThis is SportsCenter\u201d commercials was funny and clever.<\/p>\n Runner-ups were the Las Vegas Raiders<\/a>, with their take on the movie \u201cStep Brothers,\u201d featuring Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins<\/a>, which was as funny and awkward as the movie itself.<\/p>\n The Indianapolis Colts<\/a> used “The Simpsons” to announce their schedule drop, giving a nod to the 80s sitcom, which is still on the air today.<\/p>\n The Dallas Cowboys<\/a> were also praised for their take on Tyler\u2019s secret agency. All of the Tylers look like they were having fun making that video.<\/p>\n Now for the worst. Let\u2019s start with the New York Jets<\/a>.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The Jets’ schedule drop was like their previous season, bad. Their schedule drop, called “Football is Art,” featured only paint. That\u2019s it. It lacked imagination or fun.<\/p>\n That\u2019s one thing all the bad schedule drops had in common: a lack of imagination and fun.<\/p>\n The 49ers<\/a> are up next with their tribute to nostalgia. On one hand, it was a nice tribute; on the other hand, it put you to sleep. But some said it was better than previous years.<\/p>\n